WOe (2025)

Director Statement

Woe is a film that has lived in my mind for years, evolving, lingering, and waiting for the right moment to take shape. I’ve dwelled on its creation for so long that finally seeing it come to life feels both surreal and deeply fulfilling. Every element—every shot, every sound, every unsettling moment—fell into place in a way that felt inevitable, as if the film had been waiting for me just as much as I had been waiting for it.

This is not a film that offers a single, definitive meaning. Woe is meant to be experienced, interpreted, and felt in ways that are unique to each viewer. It means something deeply personal to me, just as it has meant something different to everyone who has watched it. That’s what I love most—hearing others’ interpretations, each one valid, each one revealing a new perspective that even I may not have considered.

More than anything, Woe is an invitation: to feel, to question, to linger in discomfort, and to embrace the unknown. I couldn't be more proud of this film, and I hope it stays with you long after the credits fade.